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The Court of Appeal held it lacked jurisdiction over a second appeal because the applicant had lost in both lower courts on the same grounds.
The Court of Appeal held that mortgage-auction notices are governed by special mortgage instructions, not general civil procedure, and upheld the auction.
The Supreme Court dismissed a review application, held the auction-annulment claim was timely, and directed that the merits be heard.
The Supreme Court held that a challenge to an auction was filed in time after notification by email, dismissed the review for injustice, and ordered merits hearing to continue.
The High Court accepted the late appeal because the electronic filing system failed and was reported, but upheld the judicial auction and dismissed the injustice review.
The High Court dismissed an appeal challenging seizure and enforcement of a final judgment, holding the execution was lawful and prior procedures for claiming exempt property were not followed.
The Court of Appeal annulled a judicial auction for a seized immovable property because the five-day notice period was not observed, and ordered restoration.
The Supreme Court invalidated an auction sale because notice procedures were not properly proved and the creditor-bidder took the property without paying.
The Supreme Court invalidated an auction of the applicant’s house, finding defective notice and unlawful appropriation by the creditor-bidder without payment.
The Court of Appeal held that the guarantors remained liable despite an amended loan agreement because the guarantee terms were unchanged and notification was unnecessary.
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